Script to create a folder using Dates

Hello,

Every week, I have to create a folder manually but I am hoping that
one of you can help me create a script for it or point me in the right
direction. Hopefully it will be a simple thing for all you experts in
this field.

Users save their weekly files to a shared folder on the server. The
folder sits right of the shared drive and is the format : "mm-dd-yy
to mm-dd-yy". The first date is generally the first day of the work
week which is Monday and the second date is the last day of the work
week which would be the Friday. So, for example, I created a folder
this week that was called "05-19-08 to 05-23-08" in the shared
directory.

There are subfolders under it but are created using the
"CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")" script which has been
working perfectly.

Any help in this script will be appreciated.

Thx
.

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